Umpqua State Scenic Corridor, State park along Umpqua River in Oregon, United States.

Umpqua State Scenic Corridor is a state park in Douglas County, Oregon, about 16 km east of Reedsport. It lies in a valley at roughly 80 metres elevation, with forested slopes rising to 368 metres within about a kilometre. The park is administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.

The land was acquired through several transactions between 1946 and 1982, securing important myrtle stands for the future. Efforts to protect these forest stands resulted from cooperation between local authorities and conservation organizations.

The corridor functions as a place where visitors observe native plant and animal life, particularly the myrtle groves that shape the river's character. The natural setting invites quiet walks and exploration of the woodland landscape.

A boat ramp is freely accessible and reachable by vehicle, with parking areas for cars available. Facilities include picnic tables and restrooms to meet basic needs during a visit.

The myrtle trees here are a botanical specialty found only in this region, supporting a stable ecosystem of wildlife and plants. This specialized forest formation results from the particular climate and soil conditions along the river.